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Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

  • May 15, 2025
  • Ester Pinheiro
  • CULTURE, FEMINISM
It takes courage to be seen as you are, to decolonize beauty, when the world tells you to hide your roots. Hair is not just hair In Latin America,...
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Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation?

  • May 7, 2025
  • Nandita Rajshekhar
  • BORDER POLITICS, CULTURE, POLITICS
Tourism is often sold as a win-win for travelers and host countries, but beneath the glossy brochures and beachfront cocktails lies a stark reality of displacement, environmental destruction, and...
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Vomit, Visions, and Vultures: How Ayahuasca Became a Colonial Reset Button for Burned-Out Tech Bros

  • May 3, 2025
  • Ajani Brathwaite
  • CULTURE
There’s a certain type of person – let’s call him a Soul-Searching Chad – who books a flight to Peru with a Patagonia duffel and the hope of ‘purging...
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May Renewal: Our relationship with our bodies, time & selves

  • May 2, 2025
  • Leslie Vargas
  • CULTURE
In this month’s reflection, I want to share something deeply personal, something that’s been challenging me for a while. It’s a conversation about my body—how I’ve struggled with body...
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Spiritual Birthkeeping: African and Indigenous Rituals in Doula & Midwifery Work

  • April 19, 2025
  • Leslie Vargas
  • CULTURE
In the sacred space where life begins, birth has always been more than a biological process; it is a deeply spiritual and cultural event. Across Africa and Indigenous communities,...
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Freedom Dreaming for Collective Liberation

  • April 1, 2025
  • Steff Reed
  • POLITICS, Stories and Essay
“An organizer is a social arsonist, who goes around lighting people on fire,” – Fred Ross. Right now the world is quite literally on fire. Los Angeles is burning....
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My Female Body as a Battleground Against the Colonial Gaze

  • March 28, 2025
  • Minh-Ly De Reboul
  • FEMINISM
As I distance myself from colonial, traditional depictions of femininity,The charming woman, captivating, yet transcendent of her shallow past.She descends from Thebes, Crete, Chichén Itzá, Quan Âm  A totem,...
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Soundtrack to success

  • March 15, 2025
  • Hillary KJ
  • ART AND FILM, CULTURE, POLITICS
The de-radicalisation of Jazz hurts the DRC till this day. I sat down with Lizmnk, a singer-songwriter from the Congolese diaspora and Aleria, a violinist-singer and British Nigerian.  What...
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TERFs & Transphobes: What’s really at play?

  • March 10, 2025
  • Ooretoluse Delano
  • CULTURE
So, Natalie B’s recent video about making her gym exclusively for “biologically female” women has been making waves. At first glance, it might seem like a move for “safety”...
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Questions Against Disaffection

  • February 25, 2025
  • Taariq Ali Sheik
  • CULTURE, Stories and Essay
Haddaway: What is Love “What is love, baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, no more.” To love in this world is to be heartbroken. How can we not...
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Decolonizing the 9-5 — Rethinking Work & Time Structures 

  • February 11, 2025
  • Ajani Brathwaite
  • CULTURE
Act 1: Work Was Never Meant to Be This Way The 9-to-5 is a scam. A relic of violence dressed up as normalcy. People treat it like a natural...
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From Chains to Private Jets: The Evolution of a Global Hustle

  • February 6, 2025
  • Anonymous Anonymous
  • CULTURE
In Lagos, ambition thrives as “Yahoo Boys” exploit global greed, rebelling against systemic inequality born from colonialism. Their scams mirror a flawed world, challenging us to rethink ambition, legacy,...
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2025 THEME: Decolonial Futures: Understanding the Present, Reimagining the World We Want

  • February 3, 2025
  • Ooretoluse Delano
  • CULTURE
At Decolonial Thoughts, we’re not just analysing the world—we’re witnessing it, reckoning with it, and refusing to accept that this is the best we can do. The past year...
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  • December 9, 2024
  • Ooretoluse Delano
  • Stories and Essay
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Genocide Across Generations: How Israel’s Ecocide of the Gaza Strip Guarantees Death for Years to Come

  • November 11, 2024
  • Sara Swanson
  • CULTURE
As of October 7th, 2024, Palestine has experienced a year of relentless bombardment by the Israeli government on civilians, land, and infrastructure. Many international governing bodies recognize this now as...
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Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time May 15, 2025
Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation? May 7, 2025
Vomit, Visions, and Vultures: How Ayahuasca Became a Colonial Reset Button for Burned-Out Tech Bros May 3, 2025
May Renewal: Our relationship with our bodies, time & selves May 2, 2025
Spiritual Birthkeeping: African and Indigenous Rituals in Doula & Midwifery Work April 19, 2025

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